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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26
A FRENCH WASHING LIST.
The Further Experience of Corre-
spondent In the City OF Paris.
Ss< Especial Correspondence.l

Tho Further Experience of Corre-
spondent In the City OF Paris.
SN Especial Correspondence
PARIS. May q.
had terrible time getting washing done
in Paris. Not so much with the washing %
with the washing list You have to make out
two sets of lists Of clothes. One in French.
One in English French washwoman keeps
one. the other.
Wife with me- Didn't mention IL before.
Presence of wife adds to difficulty of regulat-
inc washing.
Washing bere pugilistic. Clothes pounded
to pieces with wooden mallets. Washing
done in the same way as 500 years ago. more
or less. Result, frayed and raveled collars,
cuffs and things. Rotted beside Sometimes
they put in the suds
Wife-Now, when are you going to make
out that washing list. The womans waiting
for our things
I-Confound the washing list. Well, get
me pencil. Name the duds
She--One table cloth
TABLE cloth Let's see what that is in
the dictionary. It's nappe All right. One
nappe What's next,
She-Shirts.
That's chernise in French. That's why
we call EN- shimnlies at home. How manyi
She-Tnere's five Of yours. But what shall
call my
I-Got to call EN- all shininies. Shirts all
one common gender in France. Ten shin
mics What next,
she-Four pair # long stockings and Eve
OF your socks.
Ian right Nine pairs Of mouchoiss.
Mouchoir is French for stockings. isn't it,
Come. Hurry Up Six men waiting to see
noe on business
Sne--I don't know. Seems to mo that
rnouchoir amt French for stockings Il
wasn't last week. any way.
I-Yes il was ReeoIlect y perfectly.
-Four pair Of your long mouchoirs, Ave Of my
short ones What next, Nan waiting for
me on business.
She--Sir handkerchiefs
That's has. six hahs The idea OF call.
ing handkerchief bah. There's no senss
IN this language. any vsy Next articles
she-Foar pairs Of ladies ami four pairs oe
gsntierlens cuffs.
refer to French dictionary1--Cuffs.c cuffs.
here IL j., n1ancbettes. French for cuffs.
Way don't they call EN- cufIs. It's shorter.
This languaze uses up lots Of ones wind.
-.
Lapse Of foIr dayx Arrival Of Gallo
~azherwornsn with cioth<< Also washing
lEst revised ard correctes1
She--Now. 10 come and belp ne So II ~
the<e things have coais hoFae rfeAt.
Very vel Oniy don't BE Arv ionzs~
t8an yau can help Fosr men waiting 20 Sc
ne tbs nso-ning
she--Hsrs's The nine pairs q n3ouchoirs all
right
iiooking crsT list % check it oTl-Whv
the mouchosrr are 81 Scratched CT
Gale wssaerwosnen nov bahhies npd
babies. Points - oar hend ksrchiefs which
tzrn oar - b nzcug.hcgrs
She~Iherei knsw vou were wrong whsn
Yos pas tat do~n the ether 6av.
f-WssI wbaf IA thG01sr do tbev x-7
stersfagzs EAppeal 20 ~ssherszqnan
Madarne. vousay xeas re infor1nav whzt
you psrisr soeks, stocsise and az Suea trsrk
tozh for rsen ss1d weren't
WssheFvoaan--Bas. asonssszsr. r,o1r rusd
anass bss poar saonasar.
f-Eahi It's an bah n Frerch. What's
tbs on ths hss~r raztskaonst Pantaso1a< f~s
pairA nsvsr Tss4 ase pairs of psatalooas IN
lszt weeks wssa
shs-Dsaress ha.es q nny soaL Il rnsans
fEzw-
T--Wbsfs BaFh kinsss
S1s-Fs~. yen fseI yoal IN
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

Tie Fifh Tstionel Bsak Of fhss city yss-
ter1av sane1Dee6 sssi4 szsirst tss Fs5ssifF
Szfiozsl Bsnk q csr1nnsH. = - cs-rEs
Coar1. Tor tie recover ofxi 80 wrf
q rsrBssbrae1t vss served o. tbs Fokrfh
SzEieszl Park. e tkis sits i tbefns essiresa
81 ths FRA Sss5onal Bark tbss fbs Foar1h
Nstsorsl Bsnk hs6 prs-erty. soc1s s5st-
fess. e-sEss. - eFects ID - hss,es. b<soAs-
- te fks fidslfs B2nk.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26
ne" Fare "a The Asls sbess Rsfi~ss.
Judy <na. sra sad &sh.

The Lake SHORE 4 AioAie.n Southern
Railway vii sell special kxeasssen Tea Cd.
81 bait isrs ioDs fare f0F llss round trip "a
ana ffona ali stations on as tine and
branches. july "a, Srd nn1 ath eooa -
return nntii July atb. faciasiYe. Thss
VII be rare opporsunits fer everybody
10 SO somewhere and spend the glorious
o.c Fourth 81 q nominal e1reass lsaf
chase your isekets sssas and syold TIE
rush al the stations. Ampls soeommoos
tons for all VIA hs provided or sbess asys
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26
SOMETHING TO BEAD.

The Faith That Makes Faithful is the
tisie OF & number OF essays by William G.
Osnnest and JsDkyn Lloyd Jones. which
Clnries H. Kerr & Company. tie Chicago
boox pGSiisasrs have just issued. The
frsf ESSAY Is emitted Blessed y. Drudgery."
and X IS we'll as those that follow contain
nnch that is cheering and comforting 70 al
who toll The little book Is for sale by
George A Hall & Co. price % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26


The recipes 90 kindly given hf Hrs. 30
pbis knight. Of The Grand Rapids Cooking
School who i at present foT 3 f.. dsFt
only, IN our House Fsrnisnine )epafi
nvnt. are the result 81 yesrs ~ osfef 81
study. thought and practice Every on
given bss been thoroughly tested and 81
value proved. Mrs knight viii be Elad 8
answer any INQUIRIES in fegsr0 tc them =.
give any other Information p0sslls feiRiiaS
to her department. AM ccF.linstes of r.
csres furnished as desired. Third foor--
take the olsgsfor.l
We ike q refnIssd The good people ~
Grand Raps5s ard vlcinifF fllsf re have =
moved casf rsszsl horse 10 cutovn rpd brick
double store sf The foot of Monroe sirsst
Dorf3 side q street No more reff or ever
interest - pay, besieas F,rssrrtns size mAs
oomplsss establishment N the etafs
We trust ne ssspss a oar old ffitnaE r1Ii
ne fourd looking for us on Capai-st- Or nn
Pear 81. o. On Eeuth Dirisint st. % -
have hesfa of soase well knsvn ladies'
sfsfcbfBe ~ fhose streets for oslT uez siofes
Rsrne4atsr. foot 81 Nonrs- t.--north side
Oar ffu he long heen noted fof -
complete assortment of Silver r1sied Were
Carried ~ sock End ve sFe tolxr seiiiflx
eg7r e1ofnsous lire 81 flst We're ~ Spoons
Forks efrfart old silver Berry sfoous
Fsse ~ fsfe Knives ard & grsDs disf.lee -
fts sstesf desirns IN ksch Tcn esfs knesrs
Crenuers. Bnefers. E,oonsrs spo sa sstis
ware a. siose ckrefr , rnsdt pfioee fFixs
6oor- eoufh soc.
Wsssr Coosers = fbsuis-eo.d size fivhis
asoa~~ss5 fsrvs~ sfxrs - feiiorH es
s. ~ eal. s23s. itss fz9s fThstd ssssf
-sske he pe1efaT
p<nse Baskets, Insneh Bssksss Fvens
nerFss Basksss ard 6srrsn Work Pssksls
Fo-er F<etf =, - fss fferr5refe6 zsft ~sf,t,s.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

Sore folks seem worried over our era oI
low prices. bat the good citizens of Grand
Rapids understand that low prices IN crock.
cry and glassware never wss heard of here
until we opened. Ii suits us sI>a xs{><ssslst
people. and that'x whstr~s are bsf re
d.. ~ ANS ss1 is hon@ot%t
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

Headlight and Little Daisy soaps have
lsready get sn enviable reputation - the
best soaps sold for the money. Ask you-
grocer for them. and set . iadids water
proof gossamer free.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

The finest Of everything In the fsb
market. such - sofi Shell Crabs, frssh Hoi
icut. Lobsiers, codhsh. Asckerel, Lake SD
found q; Destenthaiers. III Nonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

Spectscles and eve glasses. magnifying
spy and opera glasses. q complete variety q
Hervey's, 9 Csnsi-sL
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

Read the Advertisement OF %. J. Kvsns 4
90. Unparalleled low prices iof two weeks
70 reduce stock before taking inventory.
China House. 10 Monroe-sl
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

During July aud August the Public II.
brary hours will be IRON 10 70 II .. az
and TO p. m. By order OF the library
committee.
J. cAnR. Librarian.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

Little children say winnis Is ss nice. and
they love TO talk 20 her. Children only S
cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26
A Valuable Recipe by Mrs. Knight oi
Our House Furnishing Depart
n,ent Will Appear Each Day.

CHANGED DAILY

Slice ripe fomstte dip 81 four. hbs
crumbs or batter. ard FRY IN 6eer bol "a
three minutes. season With salt and peppsl
and serve 90 toast.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

B'g Winnie is nice to talk to. and she i.
very intelligent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

ksoie and silva Ksfrksse sria tbs lsiss.
- &c u ieselEs fins sssers nsni Al hss.
feFs = : CANA a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

Teeth exsrscted vifh0at paiu ~ nss e.
vitsizsssf ar. sf the ofisee C & 5. Bdien
aensts1, - Canal ST. oYsr Ssar Clothing
a1osH-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

o. he olrK q m. I0Iol4lc kIFer,
Facing me sha.s tbss ln0fl-Krs 20 high.
afi< ID ~ tas slealn Of he sszlligas simmer,
Stands TIE Washington Monument, which
Heary =. Carrinxion has com msmorated in
Z p0eIu Jaa1 oeElRs with the above quoted
3ae-. ard j. entitled The Ooelisk and is
N0sces Ice * ShepsTd have Published
taa poem along wisa history Of the mon
umsa. IA e peculiarly printed little vel
ane. Il ma be had 81 Eaton & Lyons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

~ rnre- vert = 7z.ae a4,ru the world
Sox "a -Tesn raeaioes sut n3w q l1e town.
trfu WNers 1e >slc<s i,s fae tsfltle wired.
fnen OF ua-ss sllc Aui'lr8a wgossiss hfoVu.T
CEAr'ss Z Eerf & C5upaay of CHICAGO.
seem - have found another Ella Wheeler
in A.ice Williams Sroiherfon. one
"a tas prsstisss itsls books filed with
fife pretiiest i.tsie ps1Hns thas have ever
e rfe olt q the wiId snd wo0ly West Is
fts saiiinx Of King 0as and other
poems Toe iady's verse + pure. be sub
ieets altogether Interesting. and her treat
meet OF sasn aeizatfal I nave bad 5ut
h=ssT Giaace a. tae book. bu' toe Little hifs
have Rad are a. bssafiful as sSs day
6lliss and IS TAB Of the delicious Sweets of
poesy - a ace rose of rsrl1Es. There .
iiifte1A ,a2nf of hsr poeus the self sane
sseef ra4le shat Marked EslA Wheeser's
iiaes 5si8re sne eecame wife, 5ut Alice
Williams R-otherton posaos have nothing
- coulm3z Win TIE Wisconsin, giri's
3 ems II Passion. Hsr N8rse legends
arc prsttiiy tol6 and tas eeox = worth
Buying sna rsadlax. Esio1 8 Lyon have *
sarhis Nav has grown % book.
shieh Lss 3 Shepard have iass ps5'sshe5
'Draae's Hon4y = IS tile, sl.8 Il 4 f5r
sale a Eatsa Lyons.
There vii ae shree very interesting snd
hsanffaiir iiilsfrs 81. .frtic.es u tie Jaiv
n1nteF 81 tAe tassssrsstas tae irst nnm-
Der inst = ~ appear Ia Nev York- TIE
6rst is 5v b,ll-e Casndier Aoaato1. e1-
ttiet A LazT Tour in SCALA x gives
cnzrufnx e1mpscs u Spsnisa hse and
sesaerv. Is 1escrtces a t3rtsnz oa5i-fxat
wis1esef 81 tae auihor. there = also lively
ssd isutnt pictnrs a To- spanish Courf a.
IL sDpeared st tbs e81erfainment Chas.
C. y slnan 1ss bes1tifaliy Hiestrassi ar
eicie on -Aon6e Carlo iss Games ard
6en1esters Re scens ssveras weeks st
tais wsll-lrroTn place and had aasnr
pss=sd opportunities f0r naakiax himself
ami.isr with al its sftracfive as vel IS an
attractive nhasss His defefipt5e1 o. tAe
zans is laeif ard his aecouatcf fha people
thss he ss~ Al The tahiez brsxat and irses-
estsae NrF - Carpensers iiIcskrzled
srticie on Royal Szo&turss vii - Rad
49, mach interest. a Csrpenter. ~ cnr
ree8ers znor. = tie TE1Esaza- Il xRAKps
special y szAin2f0u correspondent
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

Remember Dr. Tzfnsages Sunday ssy7non
ppeu rs "a JuA, IN Mondays TELEGRAM
HERAkD
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

'sHeoual Training IN Education.' pam
phlet bT James Via Bake viii be found
pf0hsanic reading Tor teachers Hall & co.
naSs it here
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

ETsry 3e37 x5es - So Ffx Wfnnfs -.
sa Jumbo SRA sse ksr b<lsrs sE< 5espss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

Serhis Nay has = grown 50 boox. =
sh5eh Lee 4 Shepard have iass psAisshs5
"Droae's Hon4y i rs tile, s4d i 4 fsr
sale a. Eatsn & fgons
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

A lads ~afa rsts3 eu1sames - rtesn
het = - eoesamsno 81 Ae@ali sas saa LA
- nsiss snaf<
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-26

The Brooklyn Elevated Railroad company
persists in keeping singular rule in force:
cash fares are required and tickets are not
sold under any circumstances except at the
bridge and Fulton ferry. where they are sold
one AZ a time or enough TO pass a party,
but not in bunches The employees say there
Is not single advantage Ia this system, that
all the New York roads sell packages Of
tickets. and that crowds could be much better
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17

The street boys are peculiar class.
Dependent entirely upon their own re-
sources, and having no references, they
live By their wits. Some take to selling
newspapers, and there are nearly 5000 IN
that branch Of business two-thirds Of
them being without homes These boys
also work in the markets or black boots IN
the hours when there are no newspapers
to sell, though the latter employment is
now almost entirely absorbed by the
Italians. The homeless boy Is self reliant
and generally honest, but sharp by his
constant rubbing on the stern side of city
Life.
Frequently homeless boy makes his
mark in the world. One of this class be-
came newsboy, and, being Industrious
and frugal, saved money enough to start
q street stand His business grew and be
employed other boys on cars and IN the
street Finally he purchased the exclu-
sfve right for his boys to enter the Third
avenue cars. They wore q lettered ribbon
in their caps to distinguish them, and at
one time this boy, though only IA years
OF age, had over fifty boys on his pay roll
Then he contracted for the right to sell
newspapers on leading trunk railway
from Jersey City to Buffalo, but his ca
reer was suddenly cut short by his being
killed on train. 1t was then found that
he had some 13, 900 in bank, and he lived
long enough to make q win and appoint
trustees, so that his savings might sup
port and educate younger sister. This
boy died In his 18th year, and had he
lived he would undoubtedly have been
very rich man. New York Star.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17
Importance Of Thin blade saws.

The Germans use among their furni
ture workers, carpenters and joiners t,lir-
teen different varieties Of saws, esch one
Of which has its own peculiar size Of the
teeth, as well as different relation of
teeth to each other. How Important the
thin saw blade is, not only as means to
save power, but also as means to save
wood, can be seen from the following: a
log Of walnut, four meters long and one
meter in diameter, cut into twenty pieces
by the new horizontal saw frame saves
thirty millimeters of wood when COM
pared with the cutting Of the old fash
Toned vertical saw. This IS equal to a
profit of 50 to $12. For Germany, where
annually 100000 cubic meters Of this wood
Is used in various industries, this would
represent saving Of 135, 800 to $4,000
Blackmailsrs Of the Metropolis.
Those who have been blackmailed do
not publicly complain, and thus women Of
that class prey on 81 ty almost with i'm
punity "A clergyman uptown paid black
mail for q long time before he invoked the
aid Of his friends. A merchant pGid
blackmail once when woman thrust her
self into his private Office and threatened
to scream If be did not He never paid
again, for he gave strict orders not to
admit the woman. Many merchants and
bankers refuse to see woman until she
has stated her business in full to a clerk.
This rule protects many millionaires from
the Wiles OF these sharks. Iii smaller
offices such rule is not SO practicable.
Brokers have often been victimized.
These women do not attempt to extort
money at once. They act modestly nj
first and merely endeavor to sell the book
or picture, but after a few visits have been
made they try to Wheedle money out Of
the broker for alleged family necessities,
or they threaten to put themselves in
compromising positions and scream If
money is not given to them. They
threaten to 90 to wives and sweethearts,
and marriages, it is well known. have been
broken of where the blackmailer has Dor
rowed child and thus presented seem
ingly indisputable evidence against her
victim. Innocent men pay blackmail the
most readily. The man of loose morals
often proves hopeless case to the would
be blackmailer He laughs her TO scorn
and threatens to kick her out of his Office
If she does not leave at once. She leaves
Oscar Willoughby Riggs in Kansas City
Times
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17
sHartinsburg aGsSsffe.
Published daily Except snnday) BY
+. VERNON ALER s co.
RATES or ADVERTISING.

Standing advertisements,
per in. per mo. $I.oo
Transient locals per line, each issue .o5
Merchants, 81 = - .o3
q !" per month go
Advertisers with whom we have reg
ular running accounts will have their
bills rendered on the first Monday of
each month. ALI transient advertise
ments payable ii advance.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17
e reformation Not Complete,

Salvation Army Man to hardware mer-
chant Ten years ago, sir, stole an AK
from you and here's q. dollar to pay for
1t.
Merchant Axes are worth dollar and
4 half.
Salvation Army Man (retur.iing tke
money to his pocket Dollar and half
tor axesi can get 'em cheaper than
that New York Sun.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17
SPECIAL LOCALS.
= a. GUHTNInTGEIAAG,
ARTISTIC PHoToGRAP HEIS,
OVER NATIONAL BANK

OVER NATIONAL BANK.
Photography finely executed in all its
branches. Special attention given to
copying old pictures to any size de-
sired. Photos from $I.oo per doz up.
Picture frames Of all styles cheaper
than ever at Cunningham's Photo Gal
lery over Nat. Bank.
You just ought to see those large ba-
nanas at II. NJ. HERRING's.
Gasoline Oil Stoves, and Gasoline
Oil always kept on hand, at
G. II. WoLFEs', SIS Queen st.
lust received, a full line Of Daisy Oil
stoves. at c. H. WoLFEs',
IS Queen St.
ORIENT! Store Roomand DWELL
ing. Apply u JoHNDuNN
II Won are fond Of y good cup Of Tea,
can at ri. NJ. Herring's. The finest
ID the city.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17
The Champion ..Isinaa,..

The newest champion to demand recogni.
1ion e. such Is Michael Yerger, Sof Mont
gomery county, Pa, who glories IL HAVING
inserted rings ii the noses 81 over Il. 900 MOS
during two years, being far ahead 81 any
other man Ia the profession IS far q heard
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17
LADIES BEWARE. L

Don't Squander Your Cash Get ii
Pair Of Opera Toe Slippers for sec, Buy
Pair Of Every day Button Shoes al
SI,25. Try Our Genuine Kid Button
Shoes for Fl, so. Complete Comfort
Handsome Fit for ST ,oS. Wear Our
Guaranteed Shoes for $2.25. A new
pair if not satisfactory, worth $500 We
have Ladies Shoes for Young Ladies,
Old Ladies Middle Aged Ladies, Mar
ried Ladies', Single and iii fact, for all
Ladies. G. p. HERRING 81 Co,
Ladies Shoes A Speciality
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17
FRIDAY, JUNE L, 1887
OGaN, NAeNAs j

QGAll~AAS\AAS-
Our Young photographer, Mr..
r. a. Cunningham has just fur
nished Senator G.. j. Faulkner
with q large water color portrait
Of himself, size % by 80 in. The
work was well executed and does
Mr.. Cunningham much credit.
People who visited Pen Mar
last season on the occasion Of
the Lutheran reunion will be
pleased to hear that steps are be-
ing taken for a similar meeting.
OF three days, during the latter
part Of August. It is. proposed
to invite not only all the Luther
ans in Maryland, but thosein adj
joining States, Pennsylvania,
Virginia, and West Virginia.
Music will BE- furnished by the
United States Marine Band.
AGREAT Success The Partisan
midsummer reception given by
the Messrs. Updegraffs on Monday
Bicycle Day-Was q great sue
cess in every way
Over six hundred lady visitors
to the town were entertained in
the Reception Room connected
with the store.
Forty-four gallons Of delicious
lemonade and nine hundred soda
biscuits were consumed. The
ladies were delighted with the
modern way in store keeping
while the constant rattle Of the
railroad baskets, carrying ito
and fro, the goods and cash Of
buyers, also delighted those Civ
ing the reception.
Al New USE FOR A BUSTLE.-A
young lady in this place started
on a trip to visit relatives in
distant part Of the State, packing
her trunk to it's fulle it capacity
(nothing strange about this).
After every available inch Of
space had been filed and the
trunk locked she found there were
still a few articles Of wearing APP
parel left over. What was sheto
do with them was the question
She did not Want to carry a pack
age and her hand satchel was
chuck full. She was certainly in
a dilemma, SO with the ingenuity
so peculiar to her sex, shepacked
them away in her hustle and sail
ed to the depot without the an
noyance Of carrying a package.
You can't corner an American
girl on a little thing like that
Chambersburg Repository /
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17

Call and get prices Of Coal Oil and Gas
oline Oil Stoves before you buy else
where, at G. n. Wolfes', S. Queen ST,
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17

Just received at H. MI. Herring j
large and fine lot Of New Mackcrei iii
quarter and half barrels.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17
FOUND AT LAST.

A Genuine French Calf Gents Seaiu-
less Shoe worth $500 for IS 90 and no
this market. G. r. HERRING & Co.
Wide-Awalxe Shoe Dealer
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-17

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
Ultlma,urn 20 slomp,.,tor.,

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. The employing
printers OF the cify have Issued CT ultima-
tum IT, the cowposifo7s who Eave lately
been on strife stating thst btfjre they
will &c employed they must sign c paper
renoaaclHg al 81 glance TO Tgpcgrspa-
zeal [ ion M. 10, and egree rot 10 j5ia
Any other unien or 3 ISOLATION unless they
civ sixtY days notice 60 the employers.
Phs men 90 isr have refused 20 syn the
az -eSl.e.r.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
MAY FLED
ID r. NJ N - II
Jailed at GreenViiIe.

% the GaZetts
-. SEVILLE, TEX Dec. 6. - Two
Il, ..,'O men named John Brown and Bud
G-'' aSd a row on Sunday night at
sss Ssoh, this county, about something
ID, dance attended by them the
IL, n, -, oeioTe. G cher attempted 10
IN brown when another colored man
Z williams interfeTed TO prevent
Co.. quoting, when he received shot
a. G.'cneI's pistol in his arm. Gocher
o. - and gave himself up 10 the OIL
u i-':e Upon preliminary examins-
sC,-,- e.eisuit Of bail he was taken TO the
:! Jail Of this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
Consump ION Uaused By sfn11.


BELLS, Tex, Dec. 5.-CharIta. twelve
year old son of Rev. T. L Miller, spsssar
Of the NJ. E church st this place, died
Yesterday morning Of consumption. The
diseese WIS induced by g fall from tree
T5Ica happened TO him several years
since. The family have the sympathy Of
the Community.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
His First Communication TO the Fif-
tieth Congress Deals Entirely
with Tariff and Revenue.
The Present Plethoric Condition of
! Our Treasury and Our General Fis-
8 cal Situation Set Forth.
Effectsof ESe Treasury Tie-up on the
Business Interests of the Country.
HGsty Action Imperative
end How it Should bs Restored at
Ones TO Circulation.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Following is
the full text Of the Presidents message as
read to the two Houses Of Congress to-
dan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07
To Adver,isers

/, W ~ want COCO, straight advertising
lsac holidays, az regular rates, use
tysrS,---L-E TE. L is the only frst-class
using medium in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-07

II such an emergency arises there now
exists no clesr and unduuoted executive
power Of relief. Heretofore the re
Gemption of three per Cent. bonds which
were payable at the op:ioa of the gov